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In my opinion the reason "portfolio theory" works in the cases that you mentioned is that it most perform well across a time series within a highly dynamic envi
by Guthur 12y ago
In my opinion the reason "portfolio theory" works in the cases that you mentioned is that it most perform well across a time series within a highly dynamic environment. But if one is allow to pick an optimal team for each discrete problem then it will surely outperform.
In my mind diversity will help when you have little to no a priori knowledge and then for can not predict what attributes you will need.
- bayesianhorse 12y agoHave you never seen a software development project which ran into unanticipated problems? What about "knowledge work" is not a highly dynamic environment?